Searching for Dielectric Constants

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The discussion centers on a request for materials with specific dielectric constants of 10.94 and 32.8. The original poster seeks assistance in locating these materials and provides an email for responses. Other participants express concern about the lack of details regarding the intended application or units of measurement. The conversation highlights the importance of providing context in material requests to facilitate better assistance. The need for clarity in communication is emphasized to improve the chances of finding suitable materials.
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hi everybody...:cool: I'm looking for materials with dielectric constant 10,94 and 32,8... Please help me.. if you want to respect me, please send email to: alexz_lib3rty@yahoo.com
Thanx...Gbu all
 
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If only you gave the units you were interested in, or what the material application was, or why you haven't been able to find one yourself... :rolleyes:
 
Sorry,I don't know what the material app was... I need your help to find the materials,cos I can't to find its... Ok..
 

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